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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1946)
; Evening Rites "Read Saturday MT. LAKI The Preabyterian church In Klamath FalU wai . . the scene of an impressive wedding ceremony, Saturday evening, . June 22, at seven o'clock when Dorothy Ruth Dixon, daughter f"" ' of Mr. and Mn. Percy Dixon of Henley, became the bride of Ernest Herbert Hills III of Burllngame, Calif. :' , . The double ring ceremony was read in the pretence of 70 r - relatives and friends by the Rev. Hugh Branson of Tulelake. " Calif., before the altar flanked on either aide with bouqueU of . , white gladoll and while stock, J palm and white tapers. Pink i.i rosea, rhododendrons and green " ry were arranged elsewhere. - Mrs. Veatch at the pipe or I Bn P'siyed number of old favorite love songs before the . - traditional wedding marches. iVw Preceding the ceremony, Carl Hagel aang "Wedding Prayer," i accompanied by Mrs. Veatch at the pipe organ. The tapers were lighted by (he ushers, Harold Dixon, broth ir of the bride, and Arthur Benoist of Burlingame, Calif. J , The bride entered on the arm of her father, Mr. Percy Dixon. ' She was dressed in an eyelet ". embroidered floor-length dress with elbow length white Jersey , gloves and a veil held with a ' "" halo headdress. She carried a '1r," White prayer book with a sin- 01k ml li: .y. i .4 : Aii Improved ma ttrnity support suspended from the shoulders. Designed with aid of leading obstetricians. As Illustrated Side-front view, showing the scientific placement of supports and adjustments; designed to maintain uplift of abdomen during preg nancy. Note the placement of garters. L Complete line of Post- Natal and Suspender type Girdles now in stock. if "hubby" Just Phone 5111 for tha best In Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Service CASCADE ACROSS from POST OFFICE fie white orchid and streamers of ribbon. The flower girl, little Jeanie Hill, niece of the bride, was dressed in a floor length dress made of the same material as the bride's gown. She carried a nosegay of pink carnations and blue delphiniums. The bridesmaid, Marcille Reynolds, chose a green formal of marquisette with elbow length gloves and carried a nosegay of pink carnations and blue delphiniums. Earl Schmidt Jr., of Burlin game, Calif., was the best man. For something old, the bride had the white prayer book: for something new, her dress; something borrowed, the wed ding veil, and something blue, a garter. The bride's mother, Mrs. Percy Dixon, chose a frock of blue and wore a corsage oi a gardenia and American Beauty roses, while the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. E. H. Hills II, chose a black two-piece en semble and wore a gardenia and American Beauty rose corsage. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were the parents and sister of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hills II. and Miss Jeanie Hills of Burlin game. Calif.: Mrs. E. H. Hills I, grandmother of the groom, from San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon and sons, Stanley and William, also from San Francisco, and Arthur Benoist and Earl Schmidt from Bur lingame. Calif. A reception was held at the church parlor. The bride and groom cut the three-tiered It's RICHARDS' For SAFE FUR STORAGE Klamath's Only Cold Storage Cleaning . . . Glazing Repairing by expert fur riers. had to do the if!) k3 (fat chonce) ... but you can bet that- ha would not be standing over a hot tub mora than one time, this kind of weather. Ha'd take advantage of Cascade's efficient service and CAREFUL work! So plan on sending your laundry out this summer; you'll lika our work and tha cost is very reasonable. KLAMATH'S BEST win CATHRYN ANN CAMPBELL, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Lawrence W. Comnbell of 1603 Eldorado, r ehrnteri i her fifth birthday with a party, Wednesday, June 19. cake, which was served by Mrs. Merrill Bond and Mrs. Ronald Whitlatch. sisters of the bride. The wedding cake, which was made by the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. E. H. Hills L from an old family recipe, was cut, wrapped and served by Jeanie Hills and Eris Flem ing, cousin of the bride. The punch bowl was in charge of Mrs. Ralph Hill, sis ter of the bride, and Mrs. Rich ard Fleming, aunt of the bride. The bride chose a royal blue suit with white accessories and white orchid for going-away. The newlvweds left for Crater lake Saturday night and will go on to the coast for a two week honeymoon. They will make their home at Bur lingame, Calif. The bride recently was grad uated from the University of Oregon at Eugene. The groom, who served four years with the navy, graduated from San Mateo junior college last week. ... Entertained MERRILL Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their families of Merrill en Joyed real western hospitality when Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ste venson Sr. entertained at their beautiful Meiss ranch home at ; Macdoel, Sunday, June 23. Some of the guests enjoyed , horseback riding, others played croquet, bridge and pinochle, and still others were taken on a tour of the ranch In a jeep, i A potluck picnic lunch was served at noon and dinner later ; in the evening. The guest list included Mr. ; and Mrs. Everett Jones, Mr. ' and Mrs C. W. Hamilton and Wesley, M. E. Normile, F. N. j Hedrick, Carl Lindburg. Mrs.! Tommie Cole, Mr. and Mrs. R. I H. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Bubb and Janice, of Klam ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. i Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. ; Harris, Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock, Eugene Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bowman, Raymond ; Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fotheringham, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Kilpatrick and Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis and Alden, Mr. and Mrs. William Jlnnette, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Florence Ogle, Karl Jln nette. Rev. Kenneth Brown, Donald Harris, Marion Carson, Gene Mitchell, Harold Porter field, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goeck ner, Mr. and Mrs. H. Noakes and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Steven son Jr., and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stevenson Sr. Washing Machine PARTS ond SERVICE Largest Part stock be tween Portland and San Francisco. We will ship part anywhere! Most completely equipped shop oi it type In South ern Oregon 38 Year combined service back of every Job. We have a large stock of wringer rolls, all makes. MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Phone S6t9 611 So. 6th washing . . . LAUNDRY and 1 DRY CLEANERS 1116 MAIN ST. Brides1 Pageant . Given Tuesday A unique program, "Bride of Yesterday," a wedding gown pageant, was presented by the Klamath Lutheran Ladles Aid In the church parlors, Tuesday evening, June 25 at 8 o'clock. The chapel platform was decorated with palms, baskets of garden flowers, and tall white tapers. Nancy Derrah. In a long, pale pink gown with bonnet to match carried a long white taper with which she lighted the candles. Rev. S. M. Topness read the scripture and offered a prayer. a special music preceding the procession of brides consisted of two violin numbers, "Be cause" and "At Dawning" played by Mrs. Lewis C. Horn by, accompanied by Mrs. John O'Connor, a vocal solo, "I Love You Truly." by Mrs. F. W. Del yea, and a vocal duet, "O Per fect Love," by Mrs. Delyea and Mrs. J. R. Peebler. accompanied by Mrs. F. E. Wilkes on the piano. Virginia Oberg and Goldle Olson, attired in pale blue. floor-length gowns and carrying bouquets of pink roses. acted group. ui'uruiiiius lur ue Patricia Isensee was the flower girl. She wore a pale pink gown and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Gerald Ongman, ring bearer, was dressed in a white suit and carried a pillow of white satin. The altar, with attendants grouped on either aide, formed the background for the model ing of the wedding gowns. Each bride came down the center aisle to the Lohengrin wedding march played by Mrs. F. E. Wilkes, and paused on the stage while a brief story of the gown was read by Mrs. Arthur Breitenstein. The (owns of the following brides. 1913 to 1845. were modeled by the owner or by ouiers. Why Dig Weed Alt Season? W Can Make OLD LAWNS LIKE NEW Dandelions, Plantain, Ground Ivy, Creeping Charley, and all noxious perennial weeds KILLED with 24D PLANT HORMONE. For Complete LAWN RENOVATION and TREE SPRAYING ED GREENE Box 404 Tulelake Phone Tulelake Growers, 2013 See Samples of Our SEWING MACHINE REBUILDING . . before having your machine worked on. We ttock Iheawali f WlUrt' worth ( pri tl .. IT Tie re experience, eamalaetl will, ear faeterr eaaaectloat and tari tack mt pcrU, enables a la fit yea the saeet saalela mmt ffflcieal eet-T-iee passible. Tt Estimates SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Tear Iadepeaceal Dealer 3218 Shoita Way THE Hazel Beauty Salon WILL BE CLOSED . . . THURSDAY the FOURTH of JULY Open . . . Friday and Saturday For the Convenience of Our Customers 125 N. 7th St Phone 6677 W0NDERST0EN loiicli! Safe, odorless. Non-irritating. Accepted for advertising; by publications of the American Medical Association. BEUIN'S CURRIN'Sfer DRUGS $3.00 far a tall ihih'i aupslr The 9th and Mr. Bert C. Thomas, mod eled by her daughter, Eleanor Thomas. This gown ha also been worn by another daughter, Mary Thomas Smith. Mrs. Os car L. Solle, modeled by Mr. Palmer Solle; Mr. S. M. Top ness: Mrs. Elton Thompson, modeted by Mrs. Howard J. Nelson; Mrs. Dewey Braaten; Mrs. C. W. Murdoek; Mrs. Sverre Munson; Mrs. Kenneth Samson, modeled by Mrs. Ron ald Olson; Mrs. Lawrence K. Ellson; Mr. Clinton Meyer; Mrs. Clifton Ongman; Mrs. Jo seph Russell; Mrs. L. Russell Hickey; Mrs. Russell Toycen; Mrs. Hoyt Jim Harell and Mrs. Albert Lammert, modeled by her lister, Mrs. Charles Mat tox. After the program refresh ments were served from a tea table covered with a lace cloth. tall pink tapers, and a center piece of white carnation and pink rose. "Soy It With Flowers' Klamath Flower Shop Written GuaranUvs FurnUhtd Phone 6771 mi kui. -i" v-y V WONDERSTOEN really grooms your legs, as well as erases all unwanted hair. Your skin, after WONDERSTOEN, is divinely delicious-to-the-touch. WONDERSTOEN Friendly Drug Stora Main Phono 4514 Playtime Toq ... It Isn't hard to achieve thut cover girl prcttlnea in play toga this season . . . not when you can pick and choose from the wide selection o f sportswear featured at WHYTAL'S . . . Let me describe a few of the "gems" I oh-ed and ah-ed about yesterday . , . you'll see what 1 mean . . . One fetching . . . and timely, too . . , midriff dress I of sail cloth haiutscreen printed with rodeo figures . . . with a ruffle of the same material running diagonally across the akirt . . . Another midriff number is also handscreen printed with huge flying seagulls ... It has a gathered waistband . . . and a ribbon around the middle. In several bewitching color com binations . . . Another Vapsleeved mldrlffcr ... on the same order as those I've mentioned . . . has a Jabot ruffle on Its top , . , and ruf fled pockets. The companion shorts are tailored . . . pirated in front and back. And pedal pushers! , , . lots of 'em In fact. One three-piece suit of rayon shantung Is top ped with a classically designed shirt . . . with a skirt which buttons down the front . . . and pedal pushers which rrach Just about the kneecap. This suit comes In white . , . lime . . . or kelly green. "Moh" and "moh" pedal push ers . . . part wools in checks, plaids, and plain colors ... A gabardine pair complete with a i rayon Jersey print blouse . . . I the pockets of the pedal push ers each have a large design ' cut from the blouse material p plloued on them . . . i Notice those shorty dresses ' pictured In Life magazine not long ago? Well. WHYTAL'S has some . . . with matching panties. Beside . . , you'll find that Whytal's has rafts of other ' shorts, playsuits, and midriff outfits ... All of which take to outdoor playing like the pro- I verblnl duck to water. WHYTAL'S . . . corner of Main and Ninth streets. Shadow llo.xe ... wallshelves . . . and wall brack ets occupied my AKT AND GIFT SHOP prowling time this ! week. And they're all guaran- ; teed to add that certain "some thing" to a dull corner ... or : a hard-to-plcase wall space. I saw shadow boxes in all i shape, sizes and several differ ent kinds of wood . . . mahog any . . . walnut . . . maple ... and our own Pondrrosa pine. Mrs. Kierulff showed me a light shadow box . . . with i shplves and background aflume with Chinese red lacquer. In It , she had placed a dainty Orlen tal figurine holding a sprig of , ill I l. ..... - t. . trailing ivv ... It was a atrik- l Ing arrangement! The wall shelves also come in a variety of glossy woods . . . some with novel lattice effects on the sides. All splendidly con structed. As for the wall brackets . . . they're well made of composi tion wood ... In several de signs. Some are painted an at tractive off-white and others are gilded. Telling you about these makes Martha feel she's done her good deed for the dny . . . In suggesting a solution to that ever pemlexlng problem of what to give the bride. The A"T AND GIFT SHOP . . . 519 Main. ... Any girl can let the actress In her hold sway and make the beach or back yard her Stan In this summer's play clothes, which, after four rears of breath-takinq brev ity, bow again to picturesque femininity. "Jiyger" Coata! for casual wear ... or as an ideal summer evening wrap . . can be seen at WHYTAL'S . . . Martha believes that a "Jigger" coat would add zest to any gal's wardrobe. . . Fully cut of rayon gabardine . , . these "Jigger" coats belong to the three-ciuartcr length cout family. And they're a dashing addi tion to the ranks, too . , , with their full push-up sleeves . . , roomy pocket . . , and gold nail head trim over the should ers. "Jigger" coots come In go with -everything shades , , , white and beige. WHYTAL'S is located on the first floor of the Medical-Dental building . . . Main at Ninth. i Because tea Imports from . China, Formosa and Japan, the principal sources of green and oolonq teas, are slow in returning to pre-war volume, this summer will aealn be el most entirely black tea season. ki.m.i. riiis, on. i said a Ntna, Coslumas and btaids will be th laihion during the Centennial celsbiatlon this fall, th.y tall u. Bo. with the shortage on yardaoe Koods being what it Is. wa ll av to kp our eyas open lor fabrics lo make our hundrtdyearsaBO frocks, or alia raid th trunks In tha attic. Watch lor remnant Elects that can be worked into onnats and such. II you haven't any suitable mater ials stowed away for this purpott. There may seem like plenty ol time, but with yardage coming along only In dabs . . . well, a word to the wli.l Martha, Tuhhi i'olayne are on sale at CL'ltRlN S this week at half price! And Connie Bnrrt was telling me that this is the firnt time since before the war that Tussy has offered Its coliignes at a special price. And it's a well-timed nle, I think . , . It's no trade secret thut one of the fustesl ways to cool off during blistering day Is to splnsh yourself with a light cologne! The "flavors" affected by this sale include the delicate, airy "Mountain Laurel" , , . the ever popular "Ginger Spice" . . . reminiscent of the aroma which accompanies the Implnh removal of the lid fruin Grand ma's cookie )ur . . . and "Early Iris" (Martha's favorite, Inci dentally) . . . which somehow captures the feel of the moun tain country hereabouts. . . . All of these are lovely scents , . . and such refreshers! The dollar sue is selling at SO rents, and the two-dollar size for 11.00. (Plus federal tax). Hlghl now you can afford to tnke a both in them . . . liter ally! CURRIN S FOR DRUGS . . . the friendly drug store ... Is located on the corner of Main and Ninth streets. ... Eggs are plentiful, wtit.llit. excellent food. Use them of ten to help save food needed by famine-threatened areas. f-'or .Mi' It II Xurletllt I why not try serving some of the Chinese foods Martha no ticed at the PINE STHKET MARKET the other day? 'Twould rt-rlulnly br a qtiirkee way to liven up your family's bill of fare! Chop. Chop. You'll find ingredients fur many an epicurean delight . . . includ ing the well-known chop suey and chow mem. There are crlp Hen Gee Chow Mem noodles (which by the wy make an excellent basis for chicken or turkey dressing.) . , . Ben Gee Hean Sprouts . . . Chun King Chop Suey or Chow Mein vegetables. Lcs Chlncacy but still with a far eastern twang . . . are cans of soy beans prepared with tomato sauce and Protecna, (strictly vegetarian stuff). Or. picnickers take note! . . . Soy Mince sandwich spread. P. S. . . . Martha also noticed that the shelves at the I'INE STREET MARKET also contain ed a slock of C St S pure orange Jelly ... a stranger in our midst, Indeed! The PINE STREET MARKET Is on the corner of Pine and Seventh streets . . . Remember that customers now ' have the convenience of four deliveries dally. Oil! iMU'ltH take on the appcnrimce of new . . under the expert hands of ED GREENE . . . who guarantees to kill out all perennial weeds . . . like dandelions, plantain, ground ivy, creeping chartey . . . using 24D Plant Hormone. So, If you're Interested In a complete lawn renovation or jToe "'?r,l,yln ' ' CB" MR GREENE at Tulelake 2013 or write Tulelnko Box 404 .. . for work after the Fourth. i There corn a tlm whin a woman's plnk-and-whit make-up effects, no matter how much she dot on thm, should b ritlrid In favor of darkr foundation and pow der which make the skin look firmer and conisquintly youngtr. i Comlny Up are the July Fourth holidays . . . when a lot of us will be scampering out to CAL-ORE TAVF.DN . t ,i brolln' . . . because there's plonty of fun to be had there . . . plus refreshments . . , and excellent food ... a flrst-clnss orchestra . . and other enter- - . . -u iiu nwiiifT fi-ip. uunmcm. Besides, you're prac- iicauy certain of mcrtlna friends you like, to see Bn! ,.uu uu iikvo t-AlrfJHP on your Fourth itlnernrv . . . Mnr tha advises advnnce reservotlon ... to be ceHnln of n tnble . . . for there's sure to be a fnTd ' '; 2l ,hl tav""'h on HlKhway 07 South. ml MTi aiMT, Jim h. . , , SHOPS & SHOPS lilantour. That In! It' Martha's gues that i local lake rrsorla are going to bu brimming with whl.ll. bin. ish swlmiults and playsuits tin, summer ... If the selrcttun of this type of garb now ihowln, at l.ul'OlNTE 8 Indicates any. thing! The stsllst I saw are all d. signed to give maximum of figure flattery ... For . amplca . . . the outfits with matching beach coata . , , Corded rayon shorts appu, qued with a lively posy In on corner . , . rayon Jersey bn , . . coat similar to shorts. A suit of cotton gahanllni , . . one piece with an a I mm) scalloped neckline . . . The cost has push up three-ouarler lenith slreves, Martha liked the pfn( and black combination. Annther one-piece lovely , , , of printed material . , , lie ruffle around Its neckline and around the hem of Its skirt Th coat Is also be-ruffled. Very swlmmahle . . . and comes in several color combinations. I wlh 1 could give you thumbnail sketch of doreni of these stilts . . . but no ran do. You'll find sarong suits , , (oon, la. la!) wrap arntindi suits made to look Ilk bori' swim trunks In gay tropicil prints . . . sweet secriurker tnd chintz outfits , . , cottons , , , plnucs , . . lie careful! . . . You'll stir, cumb, too . . . when you n thre playclothet at Ls- POINTE'S . . . S07 Main Street . . "Ylnyllif" shower and window curlalni are yours for the buying In th dowmtalrs store of MILLERS , . . Martha discovered yriirr day. No doubt you've heard this wonder fabric hurrahed about . . . "Vlnyllle" I mildew resistant . . . water repellent . . . and, most Important, eiy to rlean! Th shower curtain Is sim ply made . . . and meaiures I feel by 6 feel. With thread embroidered eyelet for hooks which eliminate all danger of rusting. The window curtain sr full . . . J7 x43" . . . and have ruffled tie-back. Both cam In a wide ranis of colors ... to blend with most any bathroom eelor scheme. Among the shades avail able are . . . turquoise, appl green, tramparent peach and yellow, clear , . . and others. Roth of these Textron ahowrr curtains and window curtains (per pair) are priced at I3.IS To clean theie "Vlnyllti" curtains lual lay the curtain over a flat surface and wloe with a damp cloth. If it's bsdly soiled, sponge with lukewarm I Dl... i .1... soapy water. Rinse In clssr water . . . wipe dry and hn. Nothln" to It! MILLER'S . . . former!' Moe's . . . Is st S12 Main stmt. Problem alln . . . A good manicurist, , . , lirn Short of th STUDIO Or BEAUTY says . . . must know the hands of her customer In order to give a successful manicure. She must know what type of work those hands hiv engaged In . . . what kind of material they've met For Instance ... If the cus tomer handles paper, dye, chalk, does a lot of sewing, or has hrr hands in wuter a great deal , , . a deteriorative effect on th condition of her cuticle can eas ily result. (At this point, Mar tha cagily, I hope, slid her typewriter-abused paws Into her pockets). To recondition the hand to look beautiful and healthy . Individualized care Is required. Home care ! Imnnrlmil of course . . . but series of pro fessional manicure will do wonders! Fern added thai ... In gen eral , . . nails and hands will uriiHve wen , . , u ireatcn wru. Don't forget that the STUDIO OF BEAUTY will be cloned over the holldav . , . July 4th. Sth and flth. It' on the mrua nine floor of the Medical-Dentil building , . . you know, Indian Jewelry . hand-fashioned of sterling ill- ver by Indinns In Mexico caught my eye at YOUR STORE . . There ore bracelets , . . rln . earrings galore , most of them skillfully set with tur quoise. You eagcr-for-charm-'uni will find lots of intriguing charmi - . . all of them Imbuod with the spirit of the Old West. Many of lht5c are Intricately and min utely set with turauoise, too. Look for the gun totln' buck aroos on the broncs , . . elabor ate saddles . . . skull , arrowheads . . . and other "ylP- pc" , ,'"-'m"' Tnl" "llvPr comc l?-,rt to S'S"1,1 fry srOHE, Inc. , , Jewelry slo . 721 Main. I'Olirth Holiday Hemember, puh-leze, that MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SA LON, 015 Klnmalh avenue, will bo closed July 4th, th a"0 0th ... so that the gals there enn enter Into the Fourth July fun making, too. i '
